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Month: January 2025

  • Jezebel: Idolatry and Manipulation

    The story of Jezebel, one of the most infamous figures in Scripture, serves as a powerful warning about the dangers of idolatry, manipulation, and the misuse of influence. Her life is a sobering example of how rejecting God’s authority leads to destruction, but it also highlights God’s ultimate justice and…

  • Faith and Unity

    Faith is both the foundation and the forward motion of the Christian life. Hebrews 11 and Ephesians 2:11–22 guide us to consider faith’s personal and communal dimensions. In these passages, we see how trust in God’s promises anchors the believer and how those promises unite all who trust in Christ.…

  • Jesus Wept

    The shortest verse in the Bible, “Jesus wept,” carries profound meaning. It reveals the depth of Jesus’ humanity, His compassion, and His identification with our pain. In just two words, John 11:35 reminds us that our Savior is not distant or indifferent to our suffering but is deeply moved by…

  • Living with Jesus at the Center

    In a world filled with distractions and competing priorities, it’s easy to let our focus drift from what matters most. True fulfillment, peace, and purpose come when Jesus takes His rightful place at the center of our lives. Living with Him at the center transforms how we think, act, and…

  • Scandalous Gates!

    Beloved saints of God. Precious and elect. What a beautiful scene we have set before us today! Lift up your eyes now, far beyond the majesty of the starry heavens, and see what radiant glory is descending from heaven. Let us hear and see with the beloved disciple what this Spirit-filled vision is:…

  • A Life Worth Imitating

    The Apostle Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 11:1 are both simple and striking: “Be imitators of me, just as I also am of Christ” (NASB). These are not the boastful words of an arrogant man but the humble challenge of one who has aligned his life with Christ. This was…

  • A Broken Heart

    Brokenness is a universal experience. Whether through loss, betrayal, or failure, we all know the ache of a shattered heart. Yet, in the depths of our pain, God’s tender care becomes most evident. He does not turn away from our brokenness but moves toward it, offering comfort, healing, and hope.

  • Living Sacrifices: Transformed by Grace

    God’s mercy compels us to respond with a life of worship. True worship is not about rituals or routines—it is about a heart and life surrendered to God. Paul’s words in Romans 12:1-2 call us to be living sacrifices, transformed by His grace and reflecting His will.

  • Mary Knows Her Good Son

    John 2:1-5 records a moment both simple and extraordinary, opening a window into the heart and power of Jesus. The passage begins with a wedding in Cana of Galilee. Jesus, His mother, and His disciples are among the guests. As the event unfolds, we see both the humanity of the…